Leslie Wilson

One-to-One Institute

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CEO of the One-to-One Institute, nonprofit based in Michigan that consults with school districts on digital device programs

Leslie Wilson on KCRW

John Deasy has resigned as Superintendent of LA Unified, and Interim successor Ramon Cortines says the District can't afford to continue Deasy's discredited program of…

After the iPads: What's Next for LA Unified?

John Deasy has resigned as Superintendent of LA Unified, and Interim successor Ramon Cortines says the District can't afford to continue Deasy's discredited program of…

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